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Is God Invincible, All Powerful, and do the Impossible? · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hello, ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to be K-Rock and
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  you're listening to your host cockroach King.
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  Oh yes. Today we're going to ask the
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  question is God. Truly all-powerful.
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  Izzy Invincible. As you like some kind of
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  Superman that exist within and without the universe where he
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  could take a hundred thousand bullets and it just doesn't seem
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  to hurt him. This is a pretty interesting
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  question because a lot of people look at the New Testament and
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  there's a lot of people out there who believe in the
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  Trinity, they believe that Jesus is God.
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  So there has been questions, asked.
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  Well then, how did Jesus actually suffer?
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  How did he actually suffer whenever mankind?
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  Spit our name and mock teen, beat him up and then hung him on
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  the cross. Can God actually die.
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  If God can actually died, then how can he he be invincible and
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  all powerful. The most gruesomes would
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  probably try to argue. Well, God was 100% man, and God
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  was 100% God. Basically, he was half and half
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  or however, they see this equation working.
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  However, it's pretty clear that when Jesus Christ was a baby, he
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  required Mary, and Joseph assistance growing up.
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  He needed their protection in their guidance.
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  You needed them teach. They needed to be there in order
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  to take care of his daily needs, even whenever he was a baby,
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  obviously, he would have needed a diaper changing.
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  He would have needed to be bathed.
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  He would have been needing to be told, don't hang out with these
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  kids because they'll get you into trouble.
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  Don't do this, don't do that and be careful.
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  Yada yada yada, how do we know that?
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  Because the Bible actually tells us a lot of these
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  vulnerabilities, although Mary and Joseph were convinced by an
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  Angel in a vision that they were taking care of the child.
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  That is either the Son of God or God, however, you look at it, if
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  you're a Oneness Believers. So be it or you believe they're
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  two separate entities. The point is, when you read
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  about Jesus, you can see that when Herod called out as
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  soldiers to slay all the babies Mary and Joseph were convinced
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  that Christ was vulnerable that their son I was vulnerable and
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  could be killed. That's the reason why they ran
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  that is the reason why Mary went to Bethlehem in the first place
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  to every child in order to be in a safe place.
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  The people of that day were told that there's a prophecy of a
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  child that would be born that would have magnificent,
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  abilities and powers and these people were convinced that they
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  could slay. Jesus Christ, that's pretty.
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  Obvious that God was with Mary and Joseph the entire time
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  making sure that they didn't find themselves in a position
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  where they themselves were fighting to the death against a
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  bunch of Raiders, or religious dogmatic people trying to take
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  out Jesus or thinking that it was the Antichrist of their day.
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  God protected them and directed them where to go, where to live,
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  who to be around in order to Survive.
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  All those many years. While Jesus Christ went through
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  the growth period of what he was doing.
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  Was he Invincible, is God Invincible.
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  In a way if you were to make a comparison of physicality, You
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  could argue that God, whenever he's in, is truest form, he
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  would be Invincible. There's nothing in the universe
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  that can actually take him out physically like a nuke or a
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  bullet, a knife, any of these kind of things even being
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  penetrated by nails and having your back.
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  Laid across the splintered cross.
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  However, if God actually came to the world and put himself in a
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  human form, then this would had to have meant that in order for
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  him to be taken, like he was and be killed.
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  Then God would have had to use his powers and abilities to make
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  himself vulnerable. He would have had to weaken his
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  own frame and order for this. To be the case.
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  See, there's a part in the Bible.
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  Where it says, Jesus says, no man can take my life.
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  No man can take anything from me.
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  I give it freely. So Jesus is saying I can call
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  upon Ten Thousand Angels. I could do this.
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  I could do that but I'm not going to.
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  So the question Still Remains though, if this is true then God
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  can make it to where he himself can suffer that he can
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  experience and he can feel and he can know what it is to suffer
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  like a man, but then there's one other problem too.
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  Someone may I ask was Jesus Christ, afraid was there ever a
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  moment where he was terrified, we know throughout the
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  scripture, the Pharisees and Sadducees were constantly trying
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  to tempt him. They were constantly trying to
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  test him and put him on trial. They wanted to mock him.
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  So he would make a mistake or loses temper and all these
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  different issues. So they could prove that he
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  wasn't actually the Messiah. Now, believe it or not, if you
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  read the Old Testament and you read about the prophecy, men
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  were always meant to do this. In fact, Jesus Christ commanded
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  to test all Spirits, even those that claim their of God.
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  So the Pharisees and the Sadducees when they were testing
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  and they were asking all these questions, they were meant to do
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  that. Now, you're probably going to
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  ask yourself well if they were meant to do it.
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  Then why did Jesus get angry at them for Why did he call him
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  vipers and hypocrites? Well, there was also something
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  else that people forget that Jesus said during these
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  conversations Here you are standing right before me.
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  You can see who I am. You know who I am yet?
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  You continue to play the games that you're doing.
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  Your continue continuously being the snake.
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  Jesus was basically saying that those who stood before him, they
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  knew who he was but they were doing it anyway.
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  See if you're testing someone to try to test their Spirit or see
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  what type of person they are because you're ignorant or don't
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  understand what you're having communication with then that's
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  one thing. But if you already know
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  someone's innocent, you already know someone's good.
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  You already know that there. Not doing anything wrong it,
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  you're trying to cause them to stumble every step of the way.
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  Then you my friend is working for someone else and it's not
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  Jesus or God. You are someone who is, well
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  aware of who it is, you're talking to, but you continuously
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  try to hurt them any way, embarrass them, humiliate them,
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  cause them to fall from grace, even whenever you know, you're
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  standing before the Son of God and that's what they were.
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  Oh, doing. That's the reason why they were
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  called Hypocrites and Liars because they would accuse Jesus
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  of doing things, they themselves were not doing properly.
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  Jesus never had a problem with being questioned, never had a
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  problem with people asking him about this and that he loved
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  being a teacher and teaching the ways and how to do things in
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  your life. What he did not like is when
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  ever someone went from being a student to Trying to mess him
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  up. Trip him up, which is what they
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  were doing. Constantly.
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  Let me get me a drink, my coffee.
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  But to get right down to the issue.
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  Is God, all powerful, is he truly Invincible?
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  I would say, no, he's not, he can actually suffer.
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  He can even suffer in the form of God, even in its purest form
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  and we can see that whenever we read the Bible, because God gets
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  upset. God actually went has Jesus
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  Christ. Actually wept, we can see that
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  God throughout the Old Testament as well as the New Testament was
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  very disappointed and rejected. A lot of the things that
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  Humanity was doing and it was upsetting for God, it bothered
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  him. If you're a mother or a father
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  and you're seeing things that your children are doing whether
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  you know, they're going to do it or not.
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  It's upsetting because you expect more from them, you
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  created them, you gave them a manual, you gave them rules and
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  a lot of them you talk to them directly yet.
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  They keep doing things anyway. And some people will say, well,
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  if God already knew that this was going to be the case, then
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  why did he make these people in the first place?
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  I believe that when people ask questions like that, they are
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  what we refer to. As anthropomorphizing God, they
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  figure that if they were in the place of God and they had the
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  knowledge of something that was going to happen.
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  Before it happened that this somehow means that that's the
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  only hallway to walk down because for them and their own
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  human perception. Their entire life is going from
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  A, to B, to C did. Helio over and over, and over
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  and over. But for God, in order for the
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  truly to Be Free, Will God's perception is so expanded and so
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  open and it's way that there's several hallways that can happen
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  a person could live their life making right choices, but God
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  also knows that there's another hallway where they can do for
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  the devil or that there's some kind of haul.
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  They'll go down where they Pitfall and for God because his
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  view is so expansive and his nature as based upon eternity
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  and the beginning and end of the universe.
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  He can see many many different things in the same way that
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  someone, if they had an hourglass our Periscope, they
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  would be able to see vast multiverses on, which way you
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  could possibly do your Life. Now at the end of the day, no
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  matter how many hallways there are and how many multi versus
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  Odds, obviously the logic is is God's going to know either way.
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  But you have to ask yourself the question here.
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  If you're a mother or a father and you're a person who pays
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  close attention and has any kind of protectiveness about you
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  whenever it comes to your own children, not everybody is even
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  though you know, your child is going.
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  To make mistakes even though you know, they're probably going to
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  end up doing the some of the same things you did when you
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  were a kid even though you have full knowledge and you can
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  foresee that your kid is probably going to screw up and
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  do things just because you have the knowledge of it.
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  Doesn't make it to where when they do it.
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  It's not going to hurt you any less.
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  In fact, one could argue the fact that, you know, that your
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  kid is going to do something disappointing.
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  Might actually be more painful than if they were to surprise.
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  You sure being surprised as a terrible thing to do but you
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  kind of have a process to go through but for God because he's
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  Eternal he has to deal with the knowledge and understanding
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  Standing of what you may do, terrible in your life even
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  before you ever born. Again, you're probably going to
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  argue, if you're one of these people who love to argue or
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  debate, you're going to say, Well, then why create people
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  like this? Why do this?
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  And that's like asking a mother or father.
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  Why did you even have children for?
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  You knew that the world was hard, you knew that the child
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  May one day grow up and had their heart broken?
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  You knew that your child could get hurt.
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  And there's thousands of things that could literally go wrong,
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  that could impact. your child as well as your life is, you know,
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  it a parent just as God does has to weigh life.
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  And this measure as to say, do I want to take a risk?
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  Do I want to take a chance in order to bring life into
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  existence? You do I want to be able to have
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  that child, lived through me. And I looked through them, even
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  with all the choices. They make all the mistakes, they
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  may do. No, and in this way, this makes
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  God vulnerable. It makes God and not Invincible.
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  Sure, you can't take a 2x4 to God.
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  You can't run him over with an automobile, but you can hurt God
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  by the choices that you make. And I think that that's one of
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  the reasons. Why the devil does, what he does
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  even though he's inevitably going to lose.
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  That's why the demons and the Darkness does what it does.
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  Has anybody ever ask yourself? Well, the devil sure he's a
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  powerful entity, but God could simply snap his fingers and make
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  the double go away. But what if we weren't to just
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  look at the Devil? Like he was some kind of
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  villain. What if we were to look at the
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  double as a child of God, whom he wants respected and was
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  beautiful and had light coming off of them and all kinds of
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  great things that God had gifted him and blessed him.
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  Then you would have to think of God, creating a child whom he
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  wanted to take certain pass but chose to do what he did.
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  It's not so easy. Just to tell a mother or father,
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  well, your kids bad. Your kid is terrible, why don't
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  you just snap your fingers and make that child?
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  Then it's why don't you just destroy them?
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  Why let them continue to live. Why let them continue to have
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  the opportunity to influence all the other children who are
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  trying to do good? And right?
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  You know, if we think about it, it's not really that difficult
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  to put your hand up and say, no Satan.
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  I'm not going to do that, it's not that hard.
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  Satan's going to do the same routine.
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  It's always going to be, you should be afraid.
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  You should be scared. You should live in fear you
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  should take everything that you can get your hands on even if
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  it's not yours. Steal lie.
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  Why tell the truth for? If you simply lie then
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  everything will be easier and you can get through this.
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  Obstacle, you found yourself in the funny thing about lying
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  though is had you not done the wrong thing in the first place,
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  then you wouldn't be tempted. The why?
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  Whenever the truth, finally exposes you.
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  The fact that God is allowing Satan to continuously exist the
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  demons as well as negative evil people who choose to do evil
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  shows that in this way. God is Not Invincible.
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  That he's vulnerable. His strength and his weakness
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  all at the same time as the very thing that every mother and
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  father live with daily, and that is your love.
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  Is your strength, but it also shows your weakness because Love
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  Hurts. If your own child lies, if your
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  own child is set in motion to Mock You.
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  Humiliate, you, and trying to show you to be a failure, every
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  chance they get. And then, when they get their
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  hands on you, they want to kill you.
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  What is the way to be able to get through?
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  When I look at the cross and I look at the story of why did the
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  Son of God, allow himself to be crucified?
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  I wonder sometimes if this was meant.
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  Because some people they look at it and they say is his blood got
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  like super powers or abilities to where it can cleanse, send
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  heck. Some of the figures in the
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  Bible, even asked the same question.
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  Does your blood actually have the ability to be able to do all
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  this? Perhaps there's more to just the
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  symbolic nature of the cross, and Jesus Christ going through
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  this. That people are not looking at,
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  if God cannot truly die. But in this instance, he can,
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  then this is God showing that he does have absolute power.
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  It means that although God and His nature cannot be killed
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  Because of his very nature. And I know this sounds kind of
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  oxy a little bit, he can make it to where anything is possible.
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  See if we were to say, if we were to argue that God cannot
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  die, that he's Invincible. Then we would be arguing that
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  Jesus Christ couldn't have been God in order for him to be able
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  to be set to death. And if we were to say that God
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  doesn't have feelings and that he can't be affected by the
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  nature of mankind in the crops in this world.
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  Then what would be the meaning and the purpose for Jesus
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  weeping nor God feeling sad or angry or wrathful doll, wrathful
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  is an emotion that you have whenever you want absolute
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  Justice, when you look upon the world and you see mankind to an
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  unfair things to each other and it angers you it angers you to
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  the point where you decide that there's going to be something
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  major in your plan. We're if mankind cannot resolve
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  their issues with their own man-made courts, you're going to
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  have your judgement day when they die and they stand before
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  you they're going to be either. Condemned are resolved through
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  your judgment. That shows me that God has a
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  great deal of emotions and a great deal of compassion and
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  mercy. But he's also very angry on the
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  way things went down. So no God is Not invincible.
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  In order for God to be all powerful than God needs to be
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  powerful enough to be a man, he has to have the power to
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  understand human sentience. He needs to know what it feels
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  like to be hit or hurt or harmed or even have his heart broken.
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  And Jesus Christ is a perfect example.
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  He's a very epitome of God's capabilities.
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  The weakness becomes a strength. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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